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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-12-22

President pro ten. Ingalls,, tall, straight
and stately, has left the chair and now re-
cllnes against the wall; Of the chamber, as be
talks with tall, well formed man in white
hair and whishcls of straw colorcd silver:
blue eyed man, and 4 man with Il strilingly
strong face. His forehead is broad ard his
only sign Of age lies ia the color Of his hair
1t is Senator Stewart, Of Nevada the man
who has lost half dozen Fortunes and made
as many moro, who built the great house
which the Chinese legation now occupies, ard
who, III addition to lis money, is a strong
thinker, a good speaker and an able senator
Stewart is now 80 years Old. lie was born
in New York attended school at Yalc col
lcgc, dug out gold with q pick TX in Nevada
and NADIA fortune in the C0mstocl1 lode
He il, l un'ier5t2,-. row vc"y well Of, and
he takes The l}aoa q James G; Fair, The
noted millionaire.
Senator Paseo, Of Florida, has cc.l,en the
seat near the front and to the right cf the
presidents chair o. the Democratic Side. lie
il reading The Ca3@r ;s:on&l Record. and
Reagan, another OF tAe new senators, leans
On his desk ;!' hc does SO. Whore | HOW sit |
can only see Hca2g..l'; back. bus pascos
handsome brunette Taco is in full Wow His
halr is as black IS iot, and it is well ro.nl)cd
mp from dark, saloW forehead. TIC part
shines out rery plainly, and, whatcve. may
l." the character Of his speeches. his locks arc
decidedly oily. lie Las & pair Of gold spec
t2ccs roasting on IL" bridge of his STRAIGHT
nose and his Jaw move slightly as he roads,
lie is not a bad boxing i.,an. bus he shows
no signs Of lily EnG!isil .ir.l!. lie was. how
ever born il London Just ffty-thrcc years
ago, but he graduated Il Iarl ard and made
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-12-22

and lie will undoubtedly be Il prominent
member of the chamber. He is o man of
means, and he owns q very pleasant home at
Beatrice, Ncb. He has also big business
block in Omaha, and his income is enough to
keep himself and his pleasant family very
comfortably. Mrs. Paddock is very bright
wo11lc.i, we'll known i'll Washington society,
and the senator's two daughters arc among
the bright and accomplished girls Of the cap
ital forgot to say that he was q member
of tho Utah commission, and, though he re
signed, he still has radical ideas of Mormon
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-12-22
THE NEW SENATOR'S.
SKETCHES OF INCOMING STATES
MEN IN PEN AND PENCIL.

Senator Chandler, of New hampshire.
paddock, OF Nebraska. and His I.luc
Eiood: sv.ar;. G: Nevada; p:.sco, Of
Eioiis:2---e.:: Pcricy I'oorc's Successor.
.'teial Correspondence
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-12-22
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence
New YORK. Dec. 2O.-I had occasion re-
Gently to visit Stephen B. El1ins, NJ. Blaine's
friend. I found him in his private office on
the ninth floor of the Washington building
skirning over a voluminous correspondence
/ called at his house, No. i6 West Fifty
eighth street, in the evening, and was ush
cred to his library, where 1 found him read
ing. In these two visits | saw the bent Of his
life. Business and literature divide his time.
Mr.. Eliins cannot be called a mcthodical
man He has no regular office hours. He is
great organizer, but leaves the details Of
systematic work to his suhordinates His
mind is constantly employed in devising
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-12-22
STEPHEN B. ELKINS.
THE FRIEND OF JAMES G. BLAINE
DESCRIBED BY A CORRESPONDENT.

Business and Literature Divide His
Time = His Fine Physique and His
Excellent ucalth-iiis Home in New
Torii-His Interests in Deer Park.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-12-22
,rcial Correspondence

WASHINGTON, Dee. 90.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

slsgars-Cuf ioaf 6iSc. Crauulated. &C; "a" 81
DO. Extra &c. 53Sn5tac. \ elbow c. fisaf &C
,ogee-GFeen RIO l,spl6c Rio. roasted, ioel5c;
Java. green. ieee2ac. Java roasted. Zb9S0c. Mara
caibo roasted. D. G-lc. Mexican. roasted. l9r2lc.
Teas-lspan. hne, = etc. Japan, medium. 20
25C ordinary. isa11c, HySoc. SJe50c gGnpowder,
a5nc. ooIooz. s0dofc. Congo H1t5c-
fl0ur- $50 per cwt; $40 per bbL. patent pro
gcss -f0 gcr cEr.. $40 per boL; al wheat Hour
e. Per cxt.. 81 per Dbl. huckwheat. g "a
, 5l rer cwr.
M'. Fce1-screellugs. Sls per ton. bran. 81.
shic- -lf. mitdiiu-s. st.si6
Feei-Coru and Oats. n l-ti2-
Kerosene Oii-MiChsan test t0'sc per gallon,
water wAue. liisc
a. .uue-ii = ~ per gallon
-eerls- Cloves. - 0os.5 so timothy. 3 l392l
-1f-NIchiEan. $50. Eastern, tl.lH
Fisb-So. 3 white 9sh. t7..g per half bbi; other
Grades. ssEE o0 per half htL. trout ff7 c1d
sait ,c cgf ih CLANS $40 per hundred. canned
1qsfers selects -s1sfc. smoked haiiout 90 l2c.
F1rx 3D. larreis-Hes, pork, Chicago packed.
3 Nosi5.-a. eztrs short clt, 80 01, standard
clear back. .iTtH.
Iarf-Tisrres. r.. cd and -0 lb. tubs &c. 50
lo round l-1s. 10 eases g. 40 TN pals. .s.ce
Beef in aarrr.s-- Extra mess warranted 20 Is,
81 Hia~- h. eEtrt. tooeicss tiL
8ufteule- ha-kesha creamery. solid. Is &C.,
rolls. lic. tatlf. .gl4- ile. soils &c.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

Farm Produce From FIRST Hands.
Apples-15Ss per oushel. extra hne. 81
s. as 20 per barrel
heails-Hald picked II zoftl IS Per bcShel
bUfEcr-k Eesh ron i1l1-c. dairy -Ots2lc.
Cneese-state. -. lie, New York. luu cream.
fenllc.
Clover seeds ~ -9f 90 per busheL
Ur.ed trutls-Applcs. evaporatet. llel5c per
pound. quarters, 5se6c FER pound. cherries,
lsa.isc per pJund peaehes. l1sSisc per pound.
Eggs-Fresh. i1olsc
Frlsh Meats Dressed hogs y Je6 90 per cwt.
mutton s. 5O@5 o.; veal . c0ts7 50 beef IS 0Oee
B 90.
Orain-wheEt. Ciswson &c; Lancaster sc.
Oats 3-@-c. Rye. tsB50c- Corn, sOssI-c- Bar
lev 81 = al % percwl
II .Ges Green So. C, part cured 51z16c; cured
g.. calf skins. % l. pounds. Sac. Kip skins,
sTecn &c. cured. sa ioc dekin skins. sta5sc each:
stesp pelts oOcssl, wool being estimated al &c
per POUND.
Houey-sGfie. strained. 6a9c.
Hay-TimOtny slsSl5 per ton; clover sl0Sl2
pa 80. SIC.
Oni0nS-1ce5Sf o.
Poultry Turkeys dressed. io81ic; ducks. sSeci
fowls scrc
Potatoes---,- Z nc
Rufa Bsyas--OHk5c.
straw-i5 per ton: s3a5 % per load
TallOw-2i Sa.2i4c ger 10.
Wool-W asbec a.Lsc. unwashed one-third OF
NOod-Biock stove wood 81 3 a. per cord. four
foot wood stfs5 20 per cord
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17
eLl.kxealhsr II Rnrlen- ~. Il

p L. St8rkweathsr. ~ Romeo. Mich. Tor
agent Niil De st Grand Rapids tuedsvs.
Mach 10Th. SO Ionis March logh snd 81 81.
I9hns Mach lsth, is,l, a. The County
Clerk Office ou pension business lie se-
cured q tension for Reuben Warner OF
Fnf. 81 over lzl0. Rejected claims a
speciality. Increased claiuls Ol ). &. Hicks
from SIS 10 81 and j. H0snef from 81 %
f14 Drafted men are entitled T. q pension.
Dependent fathers aud mothers entitled %
& pension Hs never gives up q worthy
lam. Call and see him
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17
EATON & LYON.

good book Is the precious life-blood Of a mas
ter spirit MILTON
In the highest civilization the book Is still the
highest delight.-ENFRsOS.
In prop rtiou az society rclnes. new books must
e er become more nccessary-GOLDsMIfd- .
That man who carries good book to family
Is \ beneiactOr. .-POPE-
Many shall run 10 and fro aud knowledge shall
increase. -DANIEL XII. 4.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

March -hssf--flneacl s.rOlg. - higler
na faH tack @te. FiEs Slaa5.3 light 3arl
s4l9. rough pzcxfz 3D. $ 81 naked AID
neagg psceiiE aIl snipping kllb,1h. tr
ttflIf-- -kcuFe. lfe b.gnef. hectcs. - 9oe5. g.
cows. 81 4t1.i ID. st.ekers s1l60D18 o..
suecp--teasy. s-fc lower. tloSd. sfaoGA
eommos. hEnt easier. 81. tesi10.
Lkllls-s Laosl3.aH.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

Ny frsfs has Increased ~ fsT the pas
thirty lays that j vii iar the next thirty
aags e.esu yelE salehss iog g. and warrant
lLela. A0ae can excel oar s0Fs 81
J. VI. tzagxks
l8t AoErCe-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

H'as aftelte1 - s srzs 1rlrsss l9l froD a.
afer ths state lal 81 I14f 14s nof1lDs 70
ia So Dzrtelttaler selling sf4Ch lae as1
zEii ofsfsfs a. saeb fe1sE2say 80 pIlces
!. - A-.aEls sL
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

March -Wheat-Cash white. ne cash
MlfAiesn r-d. .zt.c. -. rel .11.c cash. So c
ntl Maeh. s2iac oid April. So Nay. sf1sC
June
Coru-53t &C.
Oais-No = sc. 80. white. se'.c.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17
NickIe Alarm.

/ sell a good alarm nickle clock and war
rant them 10 keep &C urate and correct time
or money refunded. fog ti.2o. a.
J. ". CRATES
l3l MOnrOe-si.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

Ask your grocer for Headlight and Little
DAISY soap II he has no. got them ask
him why be don get them
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

The undersigned will pay the highest mar
ket price for Hem lock bark to be loaded on
cars al any side track north Of Grand Rap
lis. Correspondence solicited.
y. b. CLARK,
lOl Ottawa-st.. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

You can order Head gbl and Little
UssF Soaps ff0m gke DfsD4 Rapids soap
Company 0y telephone Nc. 5is >.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

We zrs receiving dsily sii he Attest style.
Ia Millinery 1Esel fFo1l iLs .aspoEisfs and
0lan4i4e-sreFs. AeAAs s. GO.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

rrsrr if vour ,id dirty ciccks which has
hesn '.il hv f,r reafs sud ateer ewelers
hss refused - repair a1a ve vi make
them kpep tirue gocd a. rev cT no casrre.
rhsrzps vii be very ncsierste.
\ ~ ERs~rr
kS{ Noaro~ o.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

GRARD RAPIDS mARKErs

Mach is -wlea, quiet. fr-n- Cash, slassa1.
Nay. $50 juue s5itc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

Fcsdos Be So " we car = fll na ~ DFvo
fiorai .at ~ urfs Work. sItsr.f for reafi u z
deri8g fle lelisr s. as-n. Praycr Books. gmsai
hlhIa. .ssncnt-. etc. eta-
The American Almanac FOR '97, 25c.
fan fno n. bens Hross. Nfee supple
~ca.al Blcss. efafi0rrry CORES FFcu8enre f1rer
"a tae Rnx isIie ~ -e Pen siis co.'s s.feI
a1f onl Pe~e s.aF Nanorrau>. Csrit fa-
.rstff en- H-itlon
1Ta.i 1- srs Cor booss pronpey attended 70.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

A Remus cciored maH vas sent 20 JAIL
in defsiit of a fine f3r drunkenness. and
his widow arr'iei CD William hersch. a
salooon Keeper. for money - pav thr
fne snd secure her husbands release.
Kersch refused. whereupcu the woman
lard a complaint against ttm sor selling
liqucr On SunisV and The avused vas
convicted and sned SO
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

A movement ~ on f,et among fhs
different hunting sssociations ol Aichi-
Gan - reinforce the q1Ni 81 tae STATE.
TIE birds are rapidly spprraehius A
mighty barren iieahtv here. auf thev
can Be bought for So owen IN the
south. ard the scheme = io zet All Hter-
estei In hunting - chip IN g and ina
port liberal surpiy ior stock purposes.
Lansing f1'iraaA
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

Railroad Commissioner Mcfhrrson.
Attorney General Tazearf and Secretary
Of state Osmun have approved the con.
soliaation oftbe American ana Canadian
comparfes 90 huId a railroad bridge
across the river al SAINT STE. Marie. Tee
incorporsfors are James and W g. NJ
Milan. r p. DrcEs and Joseph lay Tor.
The bridge is 10 oe ouilt a. once.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-03-05
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ORPHANS COURT
Real Estate al Private Sale.

] offer two DOIf BILE HOUSES on Vest Hi h
Street, IN the town oi E.kton, containing seven
rooms each. three stories hign, new last year. The
street - well shaded, near the railroad and .
most desirable place to live. Good water, and
every modern improvement. FERNS made to suit
the purchaser. Address
JOHN WILKINSON
Dot l8-u Elkton, Csoil Co.. Md
The Cecil Whig., 1887-03-05
HOUSE FOR SALE.

A comfortable small frame Dwelling on Collins
street, in Elkton, formerly owned by VIM. TYSON
Lot fronts 20 IT. on line of street Apply to
Mrs. A. NJ. TORBERT, Elktun, Md.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-03-05
CURE f'oE TI1E DEAL E

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no matter whether deafness is caused by Gods,
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heard distinctly W" refer to those using them.
Send Tor illustrated book OF proofs tree. Address
F. HISCOCk, $40 Broadway, n. Y.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-03-05
Magnet Which Never Fail to Drtw.

Magnet Which Never Fail to DrtW.
The semi-anuual matchless mark down
sale of high class garments IT Men, Youths
and Boys Overcoats, suits &c, all being
sacrificed without regard to present valde or
cost. Now is the appointed time to make one
dollar do the work of two at Acme Hall,
IL f. Baltic, lnew no near Charles street
Baltimore.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-03-05

WHAT'S THE USE OF FEE1TlNG?
Away with melancholy;
IL is folly, lets be Jolly.
"Nlan never is but always to be hlest,
bleSt, hlest,
There's wisdom in forgetting,
Then what 5 the use of fretting?
In future let us try to do our be st, best, best.
Kind Providence is DER us,
And chances lie before us,
pair;
For while the lamp is burning
There's time still for returning.
Then henceforth to be Daniels let us, dare,
dare, dare.
-Boston Couritr.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-03-05
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Feb lg-lt,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-11
ELIZABETH.

The New-Jersey sabbath Union VIII h'ld rs "'''Ia'
meeting in the second Presbyterian Church tohoIo"'
The Rev Dr. George s. Mott, OF fiemlng'oh' P','
dent Of the society, Will MAKE an a""e99' a"'
1' Dr II Knowles Will give the annual report
~ the work for the year
A, the Common Council meeting on lrlddy h'eA'
, comics, over the granting Of franchise 10 lho
rtde Water Pipe Line Company TO lay pipes through a
-, tle civ was finally settled adversely 10 inc
company. , -, ,
r,o contract for lighting the city for 1855 has peeh
.,,,,ded bv the Council to the New orN anu -'o"
Jersey Globe Gaslght Company at 81, por 'S'p ~,
~, iam,s the city rescrvng the right 10 '"9po"so
'i nn ,rns and substitute electric or OTHER h9h''
,yhcnever the committee so DESIRES
The following delegates have been elected Dy wv
no,,o Clnb TO the Convention OF RepuDhcah
Clubs in New.York this week CITY Attorney IRAN" w
psrgen. Palmer H. charlOck. George . LeaiS' 1o"' v"
kingsley. and James W. Hail. j.
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JERSEY CITY.

Mr.. Margaret Han. Of No 100 Noll,-i. Wa a.
raieuc before Police Justice St.,ng yesterday charged
with larceny. Mrs Mayer, the complainant, who lives
in The same hOu-e. stated thai Mr. Hall had entered
her rooms and stolen valuable cloak and some other
wearing apparel. Tho prisoner Acknowledged the
ther and begged for mercy. Between her >ob> and
tear. she said stole the articles 10 got food FOX
herself. Aer sick mother and her little child wi" Wa
clngng TO her skirts and crying pteonSiy. Mr.
MAYER was deeply affected and Withdrew the complaint
with the consent Of the judge. who promptly IL
charged the prisoner.
Coroner Braelncr Gni,hcl bis inquest on tliiay
night I'm the Of Eliza Ebert, who wa shot d'ah
by her husi and at their home IN Paterson - on SIN
day November -. TIC testimony corroioraied the
to~v Of the lnunlor already published The Gaze wa
gwen 70 the jury about a. m. yesterday ana ai'"
q Lr,of celebration a verdict wa, rendered that tie
woman. dcah wa. caused ~ pistol shot wound al
the hands of her husband. ~ crt- condition he~ under
gone 70 part ocular chang in tie last two or three
day. He eat, moderately and Sleeps the greater ptt
Of The time and tie physician, al tho cry h"-Pitu d'
TN la doubt a. to whether be viii recover
Charlie. X Cannon the refroc appointed 10 tale
totiuopv in the suit of the cry Of lIolDkcn against
tie bonds,acn Of the dcfluting collector. joan Nc
Mabon. has submitted hi- report lie hid- that The
t,1-u,cn are responsible. for The amount OF The ic-
cciepcv which j. So 3gO and That John Mc"hah <
,,r,aturc ON the bona. which Mcchan claimed Wa a
f,rcery l. genuine. Tie testimony 'dh'" ~ Wv
60. .howcd that Mcmahon did uOt begin to sea-
the ctvs money Until near The ciO-o % NJ Ms '"'
80, c,,,..cuentlv the bond,mcn for that term were
responsible for only T534 o. OF 'ho u'",'''''
,a,d tc,rn lord- cen are Robert H. Parker Wa"
,ou. CorhIio. sr, Bryan smith Daniel Qnirk' John
r I.,ac Iuclc-on, August Kaufman, Ed"a''
c,cb Jobn F. Ebcrhard, T.. McDerm"'' ''n'''''
J,nrein and John Mcenan. The report Was "''" "
terdav la tit Circuit Court.
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THE CAL1GRAPU,
Reply 10 $1,000 Challenge.
rs. WYCKOFF, sEAMANs & BENEDICT. New

rs. wYCKOFF, sEAMANs & BENEDICT, New
York City.
GENTLEMEN: We in receipt OF tho marked copy of
We1nesdayTs New York Tribune which YOU mailed
We at first thought ii was patent medicine adj
eMciul examination reveals thai it putports be
hcaostly made challenge for speed tial writing
chin IL this challenge really intended for
thing other than deceptive advertisement. Is wording
is unfortunate TO say tho lcast thai ID b.
rodhod somewhat.
IN iho first place. case Of manipulation Is NOT un-
uc>uonci, and would k" the trial OF dura-
uoa 80 thc. this matter could al.o be tss;cd.
Win ali due respect iOr the Declaration Of hide
pcdrnce, We do not hiuk 1t suitable matter fof rial
OF ih.s Character. Writing much used
in 1870, otherwise the frames Of this important paper
posi- NOa propose. You liz; follow ing deductions
mis- laced word" 1his would Indicate yoa expect
your operator 10 accomplish sixty words per minute ana
the average word has hut AVE letters and II YOU will read
hr Declaration OF Independence You VIII ma ~ co.'n,
this discount Tor errors is really premium oheitd Tor me
out all CT IL long and high-soundng words thing We
too patriotic 30 consent to.
Again IN your dodncNon FOR errors, you aow 10 vi
second for omitted punctuation mark or clMAi
rcnt.ooaly slow ard nara one 70 pin, caniial Or
punctuaon marx the Remina on pewrcr, and as the
ard punctuation marks with tho speed lower case
raj is gycn premium Of more than lCo Ier cent for
dropping on all Tho capital letters and rrod and would
double case: lie would uncouh;cdy ci' mo pecaraon
Caligaph operator would run alors through Is ony drop
ping hero and there a long word
rmPr9, bu, under he terms msas we GSnt ser, no" ne
could b' much o; an umpi" anyway. Nn's'1 ~ ,,,S
chcles. but believe such challenges must le based IN
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OPPOSED TO THE BRIDGE EXTENSION.
EEooKIYN PEOPLE WHO pncLAEn TINT IT IS AN

ELEVATED RNIR fhD SCHEME
The Executive Committee Of The Brooklyn Citizens
and Property Owners A,socalion which IS malins
such vigorous fght against the extension of the
Bridge to the Brooklyn CITY Hall Yesterday issued ii
statement Of The reasons WHY thc Association OPP
posed this proposition OF President Howell and tie
other Bridge trustees. M The arguments are set
forth In forcclu and succinct manner Hero arc
some Of the most salient points made against The
scLcmc:
This extension is threatened under name Of an TX
tension 90 the Bridge" II is not extension III the
bridge in any allowable sense. The Bridge must al
"ty' siop whcic Us great structure nov terminates
al Saud-s'., and there viii remain il, terminus for
foot passenger, ard vehicles. N that In nov pro-
posed is TO extend an elevated railroad. How much
further the appetite for cNrcrl!tme and grand ter
mnai- may bow ultimately carry II no one can say.
We Object 10 this extension because 1t VIII cost i've
million dollars.
Tic original estimate f1r the Bridge was only iNc
million OF dollars, and If Ncw-l orb Should consent 10
cooperate In such extension in Eroohit H. IL VII
no De long before cAter.ou To- eiaud terminal
point Broadway. the elevated railroad ON Church
ST. or perhaps to the Moth ycr-viil DEE a>h'd for
in New York. Tho H"ncnt it il once COM ed,d that
uner he lane of iiid-c Extension clc, srd raj
roads can buid into ava thtoD,h The hc,tt of "nr
become po,,iDr All rrnal. We nl rci a. the TX
tension rccd - @ih ADD u,iAus tu iLr lrNrni'a
OF the city 1t j. not proposed that aay further or
greater fare shall 81, a,..d account Of the eaten
sion.
We object to ID lccaIsc it VII. Largely diminish The
carrying CaVdcHN of t.' iIia-H. As The Irl~fh "t
the ri Is Increased hc heauv ~ ttirc train, must
lie increased 1Ar l!mii 81 ;r ga r.ns power "I The
Bridge is viii hc uu lr>> than The I'm; ol H'
carrying capacity. when fhr carrying capacity is a'iu
ally decreased hy an expenditure ia Go tlr original
proposed cost or the bIdr'. tine i"JuN j. evident
Ne object To tAc extension tccau~c u j. NOW nm
necessary 81 cr. .trd railroad is being huili
each side of and WitAin a BLOCK uf tho proposed
cXtcH,iou-au the way ioaI %, proposed To ~ pro
eni terminus. An thr surface railroads that VIII
pass The proposed terminus have secured aces
10 The present Terminus. Al means Of tiau-ll ihai
viii bring single Passenger to tLc proposed me-"
tcruiuu, Of tie Ert-" serve equally well I" wiuE
Passengers 10 present. terminus.
The Association ta~ fur n.Dulcis -unr oi To best
known citizens of Ilp0lyu. such is h1flcs j. owing
ton. Colonel john J.. o"lE--. y. y. L'" Is 'l'' nr
schl'eder. John N. linnrt. isaac H. toif amos H.
Ilai'. r. T.. >chcs;acrhotn. a. NJ " alto aud Ici"a'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-11
BROOKLYN.

Recent statistics show that IN 119 OF the largest
rl,lrches OF Brooklyn the seating capacity IS 9''"-=
tc average morning Attendance is 41,l3O; The even
i,, Al 30 The number OF chufch h,Nlpi9 ~
- 5.,i and the sunday schools have on iheir Tolls
W,157 names. .
Patrick stanton. who obtained 81 II per cent ID
TIE Civl Service examination for the IRE lie.
uartncnt without being able to read or write ud nov
.npear before the Fire Department committee YES
IerIday His examination was postponed uhth ne,
Wednesday IL he does not appear theI, DIS hamo
iii he STRICKEN from the eligible list
meeting Will be held at the Church OF the
ves,ah Ills evening in the interest of church building
in ,hc far west and South L. Bradford Prince ana
Others will speak
The Brooklyn Baptist Church Extension soei ,,i
80 hougbt a site I'm Bushwick ave IN the bgh'ooh'n
I'D Tor new mission new church has aIso I'D 80
"cned in the ocean Hill section OF the twenty MIN
Il ard. - ooc >,
The Excise Commissioners report that 80 80" o, ~
.cnscs were issued during the year. Tor when Solo
sas paid 10 the city treasury. In 1885, 'hcio "o'0
5000 licenses issued a., u,
The e3d Regiment Tennis Club, OF Bioohyn w
.o,d ne second annual indoor tournament a. tI'
%rmory in ClermOnt- ave, on Monday, DecchiOo4 -
The Rev Mr. Heyser, OF the German E' ahsci'' a.
church In East ew.York, was formally dishi's1u o
Friday evening Mr. lieyScr said that lie lptehu'u "
tshe charge Of a mission.